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<blockquote data-quote="jonboatboy" data-source="post: 357651" data-attributes="member: 13307"><p>I wouldn't worry about it. The way I understand this topic which is beating to death is think of it as if you went swimming under your boat and looked up. Most colors will look blue or black anyways. A mirror finish will look black also, I worried a little bit about this same topic and researched it alot when I first bought my new boat because it's a tan color and my old 1232 jon I got I painted in the body shop I work at. The jon was black on bottom and ford Taurus silver from the water line up with a red pin strip separating the 2. I caught alot of fish in that old boat and not so many when I first got my new boat. I bought in the freezing months of the year and fish were not very active then but I wear em out now. Good luck and if you do decide to paint it I can give you the BEST advice because I've done it and I've painted everything from old restorations to patio furniture and mail boxes. I'd be glad to help</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jonboatboy, post: 357651, member: 13307"] I wouldn't worry about it. The way I understand this topic which is beating to death is think of it as if you went swimming under your boat and looked up. Most colors will look blue or black anyways. A mirror finish will look black also, I worried a little bit about this same topic and researched it alot when I first bought my new boat because it's a tan color and my old 1232 jon I got I painted in the body shop I work at. The jon was black on bottom and ford Taurus silver from the water line up with a red pin strip separating the 2. I caught alot of fish in that old boat and not so many when I first got my new boat. I bought in the freezing months of the year and fish were not very active then but I wear em out now. Good luck and if you do decide to paint it I can give you the BEST advice because I've done it and I've painted everything from old restorations to patio furniture and mail boxes. I'd be glad to help [/QUOTE]
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